Someone in Norway killed his D850 in a flood...

[Frank Fremerey]

https://roymangersnes.wordpress.com/2017/09/26/field-test-nikon-d850-gone-wrong/

[Bjørn Rørslett]

Poor Roy Even worse for his camera of course.

[PeterN]

To me the most impressive part is that he took the photos of the bear family with a 24-70 lens.
Btw: impressive photo series

[Bill Mellen]

To me the most impressive part is that he took the photos of the bear family with a 24-70 lens.
Btw: impressive photo series

+1

That is too close for comfort!

[Frank Fremerey]

To me the most impressive part is that he took the photos of the bear family with a 24-70 lens.
Btw: impressive photo series

I was also thinking: How fast can this guy run if necessary?

BTW: Two guys meet in the middle of the desert, one is carrying a telephone booth, the other carries a huge piece of rock. Asks the rock man: "Why do you carry a telephone booth?" amswer: "If a dangerous animal approaches, I will stand in it and do as if I am in conversation and the animal will pass on me...." and, after some consideration asks the rock man: "Why do you carry the rock?" reply: "That is easy: If a dangerous animal approaches I will trow away the rock so I can run faster"

Concening our camera wrecker friend I would guess he was carrying a telephone booth...

[Bjørn Rørslett]

I know Roy in person. He is a daredevil.

[Akira]

BTW: Two guys meet in the middle of the desert, one is carrying a telephone booth, the other carries a huge piece of rock. Asks the rock man: "Why do you carry a telephone booth?" amswer: "If a dangerous animal approaches, I will stand in it and do as if I am in conversation and the animal will pass on me...." and, after some consideration asks the rock man: "Why do you carry the rock?" reply: "That is easy: If a dangerous animal approaches I will trow away the rock so I can run faster"

Concening our camera wrecker friend I would guess he was carrying a telephone booth...

As migrant from DSLR to m4/3, I would say that D850 can function as a rock in a pinch, especially if it is devastatingly damaged.

[gryphon1911]

Hopefully he had insurance.